So, you’re ready to go back to work. Or maybe have a kid-free date night out planned. Or maybe you just need a few hours to yourself. For most breastfeeding mothers, there will come a time when their babies will need to use a bottle. You may pump and pump, making sure you have enough milk to feed your baby when you’re away, only to realize that the issue wasn’t going to be the milk, but the bottle. It’s fairly common that exclusively breastfed babies reject bottles at first. After all, why have a rubbery nipple and lukewarm reheated milk when you can have the real thing at the perfect temperature? So, what should you do if your baby is experiencing a bottle strike?
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